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Marc Andreessen and Balaji Srinivasan discuss the optimal types of startups to work at, the funding environment, and how to decide when to IPO.

What are the new business use cases for drones? How do we calculate the risk of innovation on a platform made up of atoms versus bites?

What is a network effect? How do we untangle the nuances of ‘network effects’ with ‘marketplaces’ and ‘platforms’? What’s the difference between network effects, virality, supply-side economies of scale?

From Aaron Sorkin to Steve Jobs to Meredith Perry and Elon Musk, "original" thinkers often exhibit behaviors and traits that are counterintuitive.

This episode explores the nuances of what connectivity in Africa means. How does this change app design? What does it mean for businesses in Africa trying to compete with Silicon Valley?

The past, present, and future of AI, and how it fits with machine learning and deep learning.

Eric Ries pioneered the lean startup movement. What began as a scientific approach to creating and managing startups has become a worldwide movement.

The concept of disruption theory has been misunderstood and mangled since its inception. Here's what we're missing about what disruption theory really says.

What can we learn when we apply machine learning and natural language processing techniques to text?

What's the future of peer-to-peer collaborations and startups-as-"science experiments"? Can venture capital disrupt academia… and vice versa?